Athens Concert Hall

Nils Frahm | Athens | September 24

Berlin-based composer, musician and producer Nils Frahm, renowned as an electronic music pioneer for his innovative approach to the piano, will appear at the Athens Concert Hall on Tuesday, September 24. The show is part of a world tour titled "All Melody." Tickets range from 25 to 55 euros and can be purchased via the venue's website.

Theatre du Soleil | Athens | July 13-15

For the first time in its 54-year history, Paris's avant-garde Theatre du Soleil was entrusted by its founder, Ariane Mnouchkine, to another director: Canada's acclaimed Robert Lepage. "Kanata: Episode I - The Controversy" is based on the story of a French artist who was moved to paint the portraits of indigenous women murdered in the slums of Vancouver by a serial killer.

Garden Melodies | Athens | June 7

The Athens Concert Hall launches its annual summer concert program in its beautiful garden with a show by talented young Greek acts Irene Skylakaki and Leon of Athens. The London-based singer-songwriters will be performing both new and older work. Doors open at 9 p.m. and tickets cost 10 euros in advance and 12 euros on the night.

Francois Heran | Athens | May 21

College de France sociologist Francois Heran will deliver a lecture exploring the migration crisis and its effect on European unity at the Athens Concert Hall on Tuesday, May 21, starting at 7 p.m. The lecture will be in French with simultaneous Greek translation and will be broadcast live on the venue's website.

All My Sons | Athens | May 14

Broadcast at the Athens Concert Hall live from the Old Vic in London, the UK National Theater's production of Arthur Miller's powerful drama "All My Sons" is directed by Jeremy Herrin and stars Academy Award-winner Sally Field ("Steel Magnolias") and Bill Pullman ("Independence Day"). Set in 1947, the play looks at the effects on a family of old sings coming back to haunt them.

Lessons of War II | Athens | May 7-10 & 12-14

Yiannis Lignadis' "Lessons of War II: The Sicilian Dramas" is the second part of an original dramatization of Thucydides' "History of the Peloponnesian War." Directed by Dimitris Lignadis, the play draws material from the sixth, seventh and part of the eighth book of Thucydides' "History," presenting key aspects of the war's second phase, the Sicilian Expedition (415-413 BC), which resulted in

Swan Lake | Athens | May 3-5

The famed Odessa National Academic Opera Ballet returns to Athens with the crowd-pleasing favorite "Swan Lake" from May 3 to 5, with performances at 8 p.m. on all days and additional shows at 4 p.m. on May 4 and 5, aimed mostly at children.

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